Addison Rae is a pop artist whose documented catalog begins in 2025 with the singles "Obsessed" and "Love Me Hate Me" before widening into the EP "AR" later that year. The release record shows an early emphasis on self-branded pop presentation, including stand-alone singles and collaborations folded into a compact first phase of activity.
The release-dated catalog places Rae's opening phase in 2025, starting with "Obsessed" and its extended counterpart before moving into a broader first body of work with the EP "AR." That stretch also includes singles such as "Love Me Hate Me," "Lucky," "Call Me," and the later stand-alone issue of "Nothing On (But The Radio)," establishing a first-year pop profile that mixed introductory solo material with an early featured collaboration on "2 die 4 (feat. Charli XCX)."
A second major phase appears in late 2026, when Rae's catalog shifts into a tightly packed release run beginning with "Aquamarine." The surrounding record includes the companion set "Aquamarine/Diet Pepsi," variant titles built around the same motif, and further singles "High Fashion," "Twice (feat. PinkPantheress.)," and "Headphones On." Taken together, the sequence suggests a deliberately stylized campaign centered on repeated visual and thematic signifiers rather than isolated one-off releases.
The album "Addison Rae," released in 2026, marks the clearest formal milestone in the catalog and anchors the current documented era. On the same date, the release record also shows tracks such as "New York," "Money is Everything," and "Fame is a Gun," while artist posts explicitly announce the debut album and spotlight individual songs from the surrounding campaign. Public-facing archive evidence therefore frames this chapter as the moment when Rae's singles momentum was consolidated into an album statement.
The strongest documented active chapter is the run surrounding the 2026 singles beginning with "Aquamarine" and culminating in the album "Addison Rae." In the release-dated catalog, this period is defined by a dense sequence of singles and remix-adjacent variants, while artist posts highlight the arrival of the debut album and specific song-focused promotion such as "High Fashion," "Twice," and "Headphones On."
The album record currently centers on a single full-length release. Outside the album-only history, the broader catalog shows a shorter pre-album arc built from 2025 singles and the EP "AR," followed by a dense 2026 run of linked singles and companion releases that fed into the debut album.
No video sources are present in the available materials, so there is no source-backed basis here for a visual-career narrative beyond what can be inferred cautiously from song titles and campaign repetition in the release record.
No BillBuzz or other press articles are present in the available source packet, and no award nominations or wins are documented here. As a result, the public narrative in this archive is driven primarily by release records and artist posts rather than outside industry framing.
